Crowds cheered at the arrival of Texas Senate candidate and Dallas Congressman Colin Allred, who will appear with Vice President Kamala Harris at her rally in Houston tonight. Allred faces an uphill battle in his fight to unseat Ted Cruz, and the race could hinge on motivating voters in Houston and Harris County. Vice President Harris hopes that she can give Allred the final push he needs to become the first Democrat elected to a statewide race in over 30 years. Get more rally updates at Chron.com. 🎥 Faith Bugenhagen .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ #houston #hou #igofhouston #houston_insta #downtownhouston #htown #houstontexas #houstoncity #htx #ighouston #thisishouston #houstonnews #hounews #texas #politics #news #dallas

Apple is telling more than 100 employees to trade out California for Silicon Hills. The tech giant is forcing 121 employees in San Diego, California, to move to Texas or lose their job, Bloomberg News reports. #californiatotexas #movingtotexas #california #texas #tech #austintexas #dallastexas #igtexas #houstontexas #texasforever #westtexas #texasblogger #southtexas #texashillcountry #texasmade #texaslife #madeintexas #sanantoniotexas #easttexas #texascountry #elpasotexas #texasweather #texasstrong #northtexas #apple #applenews #technews #greenscreen

The Rice University marching band satirized Houston ISD Superintendent Mike Miles Saturday amid a controversial state takeover of the district. Rice's Marching Owl Band, known as The Mob, spoofed the Austin Powers movies by portraying Miles as Dr. Evil in their Saturday halftime performance against Texas Southern University. "Our script producers have friends and acquaintances both as HISD teachers and as parents of students, and they had been outspoken about their feelings," Rice director of bands Chuck Throckmorton told Houston Public Media's Adam Zuvanich when asked about how the band came up with the satirical performance. "It was also just too delicious a coincidence to miss that the ‘Austin Powers' movies star Mike Myers, and Mike Miles was just way too close of a name to use as Dr. Evil," Throckmorton added. ✍🏻 Michael Murney 📷 John Israel . . . #marchingband #band #halftimeshow #HISD #HoustonISD #MikeMiles #Texas #Teachers #HoustonTeachers #houston #hou #htown #houstontexas #houstoncity #htx #houstonnews #hounews

Replying to @Chron Authorities have released the identity of a woman whose body was found decomposing in the front seat of a car parked in a busy section of Houston's Asiatown. Monica Alcantar, 22, was last seen Aug. 26 leaving the Leawood Condominiums in Southwest Houston, according to ABC 13's Jessica Willey. Her body was found Sunday in a car parked at in a garage near the Dun Huang Plaza on Bellaire Boulevard near Beltway 8. The Harris County Medical Examiner's Office hasn't determined Alcantar's cause of death. Police said they found no obvious signs of physical trauma or foul play on her body. ✍🏻 Michael Murney . . . #houston #hou #htown #houstontexas #houstoncity #htx #houstonnews #hounews #crime #truecrime #wantedperson #texas#greenscreen

A 22-year-old woman's body was found decomposing in the front seat of a parked car in Houston's Asiatown, according to police. The car was parked at a busy plaza near Beltway 8 on Bellaire Boulevard when someone made the gruesome discovery Sunday morning, KHOU 11's Anayeli Ruiz reported. Per Ruiz, Houston Police said the body was found in "an advanced stage of composition" indicating that woman's body had been there for a while. Investigators told Ruzi that the Harris County Medical Examiner's Office hasn't determined the woman's cause of death but mentioned that they didn't initially identify signs of foul play or trauma on the woman's body. ✍🏻 @mmurney . . . #houston #hou #htown #houstontexas #houstoncity #htx #houstonnews #hounews #crime #truecrime #wantedperson #texas